Sentence examples for ecological behavior from inspiring English sources
IWO emulates the ecological behavior of the colonizing weeds.
Grouping might indicate fishing tactics adopted by the fisherman based on his prior experience to take advantage of the ecological behavior of the target species and market demands.
The ecological behavior is valuated according to a nine-point scale, with 1 being the lowest and 9 the largest scale means of the respective factor[10].
However, because of the lack of a methodology to detect fungal denitrification-related genes, the diversity and ecological behavior of denitrifying fungi in soil remains unknown.
Human speech is a well-learned, sensorimotor, and ecological behavior ideal for the study of neural processes and brain-behavior relations.
Moche-inspired ritual performances orchestrated in the countryside created distinctive new forms of political order which structured economic activities and ecological behavior.
This unique coupling, with user-defined interactions operating across a spatially distributed domain, lends itself to simulating ecological behaviors (growth, death, movement, and feeding) as well as the original WQ interactions.
The malaria vector situation in Bangladesh is complex due to high species diversity and the presence of species complexes with many sibling species displaying different ecological behaviors [4].
Results from the model not only support the empirical findings, but demonstrate that fundamental demographic (i.e., ecological) behaviors can account for this universal pattern.
Used in studies focusing on single genes such as laccase, polyketide synthase, etc. [10] [13], or on multiple genes expressed in parallel within communities [10], [14], this approach has revealed in forest environments the presence of ascomycetes and basidiomycetes with diverse ecological behaviors.
The OT system, in which the PDE1C is involved, is expected to play an important role in the evolution of the stickleback, which demonstrates interesting ecological behaviors such as anadromous migration, territorial behavior, nest building, and parental care of eggs [ 22, 23].
